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David we all see things our way the reason none of us are perfect only individuals as one who advocates smooth transition between top and bottom of pens I drew in a breath when my first look this was for the unusual timber sheen then the clean lines, the daring in the successful design leads me to complement Angelo on his lovely pen quite a departure with impact to remember.

Kind regards to you both Peter.

[QUOTE="Penpal, post: 54911, member: 122"] David we all see things our way the reason none of us are perfect only individuals as one who advocates smooth transition between top and bottom of pens I drew in a breath when my first look this was for the unusual timber sheen then the clean lines, the daring in the successful design leads me to complement Angelo on his lovely pen quite a departure with impact to remember. Kind regards to you both Peter.:thinks: [/QUOTE]

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